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    1) The document discusses binomial distributed random variables and calculating their probabilities. 2) It provides examples of calculating the probability of different outcomes for a binomial distributed random variable, such as P(X=2), P(X=5), P(X=1), and P(X=10). 3) The calculations use the binomial probability mass function and involve terms like n, p, x, and factorials.

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    1) The document discusses binomial distributed random variables and calculating their probabilities. 2) It provides examples of calculating the probability of different outcomes for a binomial distributed random variable, such as P(X=2), P(X=5), P(X=1), and P(X=10). 3) The calculations use the binomial probability mass function and involve terms like n, p, x, and factorials.

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    B inomial Distributed

    Excercise 6A :
    -

    1) al Not discrete Random variable


    ~

    6) Discrete Random -

    2) variable -
    Not discret Random

    Excercise 68 :

    11 P(oc = 2) =

    C2x(z)x( = 0 . 273

    -
    *

    6) p(oc = s] =
    Cs +
    (t) x(z =
    0 . 0683

    -
    a p(x -1) =

    (sx5)x(() (2)8)x1 + =0 .
    195

    2) p(x = s) =

    "Csx( +z)x(t)" = 0

    (3
    . 00670
    sig fig)

    ="
    6) P(xc 10)
    (z) x) +) 214
    =
    + 0
    (10 = .

    a p(3(4) =
    p(T 3)
    = + p( =
    4)
    /
    So I tried again
    :

    I (3x(z)
    (4) ( "( (z)" (5)"
    '
    x + + -

    ↳ =0 . 00178
    -

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